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it's Project Blue Beam.
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: CarlLaFong
My suspicion is, these 'drones' which have been sighted off the east and west coasts are more of the same types of black projects, but if this is true whomever is doing the testing is getting sloppy keeping them secret.
Yeah, that to me is one of the stranger aspects of all this. I’ve heard different stories and it’s fairly strange, they’re intelligent with some cool swag accessories.
originally posted by: CarlLaFong
originally posted by: KrustyKrab
They’re not alien and if they are…..I’m sure the FAA appreciates them being compliant to FAA navigation lighting regulations although they may not be perfectly located. I think that’s a dead giveaway that they’re ours. I’m going with this is a military exercise of some sort.
What's cool, is that our drones apparently have the ability to drain batteries and kill electronics on the ground, while also distorting their own GPS signatures.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: KrustyKrab
I mean... that first image is clearly a helicopter.
EDIT: oh the little blue light... eh... could be a lot of things.
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: CarlLaFong
Could be.
The other angle is possibly using some new drone technology to test and identify potential exploits on American infrastructure. In other words...'okay, you say you've protected your facility, but here's what we found!' Kind of like pen-testing except with physical assets.
Although those behind the mystery drone sightings have not been formally identified, intelligence analysts from both the US and UK have pointed the finger at Russian despot Vladimir Putin.
And, chillingly, a retired British spymaster has today said Kremlin intelligence services were potentially gearing up for a fresh wave of incursions into UK airspace.
Philip Ingram, a former British military intelligence Colonel, said the sightings had 'all the hallmarks' of an operation by Russia's secretive GRU spy agency
I can see that too but… the other pics I saw of that particular event didn’t look like a heli, didn’t look like a quad copter drone either. You could be right about them being a heli that’s unmanned. I know the military has heli drones.
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: KrustyKrab
Definitely a helo. I can see the enclosed tail rotor and one of the skids. Give me a few and I can probably even give the make and model. Looks like a small experimental of some type. Now, that said, it could still be some sort of an autonomous vehicle, but it's definitely a helo.
I'm not saying they're all helos, and this would make sense, but that first picture is definitely a helo. The reason I would say it makes sense is because there's likely one control point local to the group. The rest are networked off of that point. This last part is speculation on my part, but that would be my take.